Significant savings up for grabs for investors

Significant savings up for grabs for investors

ME Bank has created a new property investment loan combo by combining their interest only loan and award-winning Member Package, offering significant interest savings for investors.

by webmaster

May 29, 2012

Tom Bekiaris, ME Bank group executive of products and sales believes the new offering will provide property investors with access to a greater range of benefits and savings.

“By offering our Interest Only Investment Loan with our award-winning Member Package, we’re directly appealing to the property investor market by providing tangible benefits including a reduced variable rate on their loan,” said Mr Bekiaris.

“This allows customers who are looking to invest in property to get what they want – greater flexibility and choice. Customers who take out a Member Package could save thousands of dollars and take years off their loan.”

The current housing market is viewed by many property investors as a prime time to purchase residential investment property.

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The findings are reflected in the 2012 first half sentiment survey conducted by The Adviser. Which found that brokers expect investor’s market share will increase by as much as 6.3 per cent.

“Falling house prices, lower interest rates and high occupancy rates are combining to make rental yield attractive to many with the capital to invest.

“ME Bank is offering this product to help members of industry super funds and unions invest appropriately,” added Mr Bekiaris.

The Member Package with SMHL Interest Only Investment Loan offers a reduced variable interest rate of 6.19 per cent p.a., compared with the current SMHL Interest Only Investment Loan stand-alone rate of 6.44 per cent p.a.

“We are committed to delivering a genuinely fairer banking alternative for our customers. Our competitive variable rate applies across all loan sizes, so there’s no need to negotiate to get a good deal. Our first rate is our best rate.

“It’s also available on loans from just $40,000, as opposed some banks whose minimum loan amounts are $100,000 and up,”